News
Lakeland Andover School Students will be participating in the Autism Acceptance Virtual Art Expo that will be viewable online during the month of April 2024 via the NJ Department of education, Office Of Special Education.
LAS Golf Outing
June 21, 2024 at Farmstead Country Club
Click here to view the Probation Cooking Event
letter of appreciation from the judge.
Click here to view the Sussex County Historical
Society letter of appreciation.
April 2023
Lakeland Andover School is pleased to announce that it has received a $500 dollar grant from Exxon Mobil. These funds will be utilized to enhance our Science and Math departments.
New School Address
We are very excited to have returned to school and be at our new location with many added amenities for students. Our new building is at:
20 Jefferson St. Newton NJ 07860
Jack Wyman and LAS students continue
their support for SWAP for the school year
2022-2023
The Sussex County Historical Society recognizes Lakeland Andover School Woodshop instructor Jack Wyman and his students for their wonderful volunteer efforts with The Old Newton Burial Ground initiatives.
Our warm thanks to the following businesses and people who contributed to our 2018-2023 golf outings:
- T.A Mountford
- New Jerey Manufacturers
- Cullari Carrico - Auditors
- Nisivoccia LLP - Accountants
- Top Speed Automotive
- Armstrong Relocation
- Beth & Joe Gallini
- Accent On Communication
- Caslte Printing
- Shop Rite
- Ken Martin Foundation
Student Builds Handsome Chess Board
One of our very talented students completed building this handsome and functional chess board with the intention of giving it to his mother as a Christmas present.
Initiated at the beginning of the school year, it is smartly designed with Walnut and Oak, and features a lift-up top for storage of the handmade chess and checkers pieces that he made in art class. Just below the top and adding to it's functionality are 3 pull-out drawers for additional storage for playing cards, etc.
Thank You Lakeland Andover School from
the Sussex County Historical Society.
Beginning last fall, student, Miguel G. has been coming each Friday to help as an intern with the museum displays. Recently, student Brandon M. has joined him.
Both students are part of the woodshop program at Lakeland Andover School under the direction of their teacher Jack Wyman. Together these students have added greatly to the museum displays. This includes the gun rack, a table for the Lenni Lenape long house, a stand for the railroad lanterns, and a wooden hook to display the horse collar.
They have also made repairs on display cabinets so the doors open all the way and lock, and have carried many heavy items throughout the museum. The school generously donated the wood, paid the interns and covered their insurance. This is a wonderful example of community support. The Sussex County Historical Society wishes to give the school and their students a BIG THANK YOU!
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